Conservation Through Arts and Culture
Estuario recognizes the need to find creative ways to further engage estuarine citizens in the process of developing a resilient watershed. Therefore, each year, we call for project proposals for our Artists-in-Residence Program. Art is a social capital that facilitates reaching a great diversity of people who live within the San Juan Bay Estuary system and its watershed (Wong & Brown, 2009). In addition, knowledge through experience increases decision-making capacity and has been directly related to environmental conservation. We believe art is a fundamental strategy to impart this knowledge.
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Projects Updates
We welcome the resident artist, Joudy Santaliz and his sound project Cococomunidad; which incorporates blue economy strategies to maximize all the materials we can extract from the coconut, for the benefit of the residents of the community of Alto del Cabro.https://youtu.be/LGca2e5DlIE
Estuarine youths highlight environmental awareness through art.
Saturday, August 21, 2021 – The tenure of Resident Artist Michelle Malley Campos culminates, with the conclusion of the Gran Maratón Artesanal de Transformación de Botellas de Vidrio (Great Artisan Marathon of Transformation of Glass Bottles), a series of handling and reuse of glass workshops for the public of the...
Friday and Saturday, June 4 and 5, 2021 — Estuario Resident Artists, Juan Climent and Zuleyka Alejandro, held the final workshops of their project, Reciclaje creativo en el Falansterio. Six young people from the community attended, with their parents. The project consisted of raising awareness of recycling processes through a...
Saturday, 24 and Sunday, April 25, 2021 – Estuario Resident Artists and members of the community of Falansterio, Juan Climent and Zuleyka Alejandro, carried out a paper pulp and cardboard construction workshop, Pulpa de papel y construcción con cartón; as part of their Reciclaje creativo en el Falansterio series.
